Round Robin match play goes wrong!

[3offTheTee]

At the start of returning to golf we had a round robin matchplay between10 of us all playing each other with money involved. Rules full handicap. Most matches have been played but one couple played 90% difference rather than full and this will affect the end result for the winner.

What should happen to the match that was played with 90% difference please

 

[doublebogey7]

At the start of returning to golf we had a round robin matchplay between10 of us all playing each other with money involved. Rules full handicap. Most matches have been played but one couple played 90% difference rather than full and this will affect the end result for the winner.

What should happen to the match that was played with 90% difference please

Result of match as played stands.

 

[mikejohnchapman]

At the start of returning to golf we had a round robin matchplay between10 of us all playing each other with money involved. Rules full handicap. Most matches have been played but one couple played 90% difference rather than full and this will affect the end result for the winner.

What should happen to the match that was played with 90% difference please

If they agreed the shots given / taken before play and it was less than the full difference then I think the result should stand.

 

[rulefan]

Rule 3.2c applies to both players.
Declared Handicap Too Low. There is no penalty and the player must play off the declared lower handicap.

Result stands.

 

[backwoodsman]

As others have said, result stands as played.

And in reality, would it have made any difference to the result of the match anyway? In all likelihood, the higher h/c would only lose one stroke by playing off 90% difference instead 100%. Would that one stroke have changed the result?